Vegas Party

Developed by funbox Media, Vegas party for PS4 is a board game crossover with casino simulation. This provides a silly sitcom version of Las Vegas, which offers many types of mini-games and gambling scenarios with an easy to identify colorful over-the-top style town.

Gameplay and Mechanics

Vegas Party focuses on traveling around a board-like Las Vegas map, participating in mini-games to win tokens and progress. Your primary aim is to beat your competitors in a race which spans the length of The Strip. In between, more challenges can surface in the paths of players like twisters and earthquakes to keep things exciting.

Key Features:

The Quick Hit Casino has 10 classic games, no mini is the same that offers slot machines but with Bingo | Roulette and TexasHoldem coming into play everything manages to unite all this Category in one place. Prime Scratch Cards - These games which provide a lighthearted take on testing your luck and skills.

Modes: Play various modes like Fast Play, The Strip and Rivals. With three modes total, it is a handy way to chart progress across the numerous patterns, and offers up varied play styles for however big bites of gaming you fancy.

Multiplayer - Vegas Party supports local multi-player with up to 4 players! There are AI, as well as human players you can compete against to increase the replayability of this game.

Visuals and Sound

Vegas Party follows this formula by using bright and colourful visuals to help convey the glitz of old Vegas. Unfortunately, the visual quality is quite poor; average character and world models. The lighthearted and quirky aesthetic helps offset the uninspired look of the game, keeping it visually engaging.

Its audio engineering comprising of mildly uptempo and casino-styled music enrich the festive vibes. That being said the game does not expand into extensive vocal performances or intricate sound design, which leaves audio experience relatively minimalist and utilitarian.

Pros and Cons

Pros:

Small games: The game has 10 mini-games, which makes it versatile and never boring.

Online/Local Multiplayer: The game is tailored for local multiplayer playing with up to 6 people in the party mode.

Silly and quixotic: Tells us that they are caricaturing a bit Las Vegas, so it can be very funny, but you know is like a cartoon.

Cons:

Outdated Visuals: Graphics are a let down and not the up-to-the-mark as other new games, some players may want to leave it for its low visual effects.

Repetitive Gameplay - The main gameplay loop can get pretty old really fast after long sessions.

Pofit : Few parts of the game require spending actual money on, which might lower some enjoyment.

Overall Impression

Vegas Party is a light-hearted game that should bring some enjoyment around the console especially in multiplayer. Though it lacks the style and substance of other party games, its extensive array of mini-games ensures that Bianky Bingo mixes popular trivial DNA with a comedic interpretation of Las Vegas.

Vegas Party (PS4) - If you fancy a relatively fun, casual party game that marries board games weirdly with casinos then Vegas is the place for you. The game is free to play, but watch out for its graphics and possible In-App Purchanse restrictions.

Similar Games

If you liked Vegas Party, Then You Will Enjoy:

Mario Party (Nintendo Switch) - Most likely to return: A staple of video game party games, offering up a board and mini-game mechanics

Monopoly Plus (PS4, Xbox One, PC) - The classic board game in its digital form with animated 3D graphics and online multiplayer

Pure Chess (PS4, Xbox One, PC): The title says it all-this is a good-looking take on the classic two-player board game; you can play against both computer opponents and humans.

Hasbro Family Fun Pack (PS4, Xbox One): Digital versions of popular board games like Monopoly, Scrabble and Risk.

Delivering a plethora of board game and party games experiences, the race scenes competitively against similar titles.